Sony Pictures Classics | Release Date: May 8, 2015
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Generally favorable reviews based on 18 Ratings
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sebastianglzNov 11, 2015
There's a big problem with handling the movie's lenght. There are innecesary scenes on it, but strong points also. The performances from Ulliel & Garrel are the highlight of the movie, so it is the Production Design and Costume Design.
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GiuliusMay 24, 2015
Disturbing, fascinating and uncompromising view of a deeply troubled creative genius, who seduced the fashion world as he was slowly but inexorably destroyed by drugs, sex and booze. A near-anthropological examination, shot with exquisiteDisturbing, fascinating and uncompromising view of a deeply troubled creative genius, who seduced the fashion world as he was slowly but inexorably destroyed by drugs, sex and booze. A near-anthropological examination, shot with exquisite attention to time and place, and benefiting from a large, talented cast and obviously generous budget, "Saint Laurent" is a true feast for the eyes and mind. Warning: includes graphic depictions of sex and drug use. Expand
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katezoeNov 21, 2015
Honest, sexy, and beautifully shot behind the scenes film of the galmorous world of high fashion at its most sordid and titillating. The drugs use and promiscuity perfectly depicted. Acting was great. The film could have been shorter.
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LowbrowCinemaMay 9, 2015
Excluding two extraordinary scenes featuring Aymeline Valade and Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, SAINT LAURENT is all surface and no insight. After 150 minutes of rich drug abuse, I just got bored. The film lacks any central conceit so you're lostExcluding two extraordinary scenes featuring Aymeline Valade and Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, SAINT LAURENT is all surface and no insight. After 150 minutes of rich drug abuse, I just got bored. The film lacks any central conceit so you're lost and mired in a lot of "stuff." Sadly, the director has no cohesive vision about the man who was SAINT LAURENT. Expand
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hotfromcauldronMay 10, 2015
In 1967, the message to women, beauty is happiness. Mousse, music, detail, perfection, muses, loves, and fixations blend in fashion and fiction in the film Saint Laurent. Spoiled boy, animal , designer, brand, visionary, addict, and madmanIn 1967, the message to women, beauty is happiness. Mousse, music, detail, perfection, muses, loves, and fixations blend in fashion and fiction in the film Saint Laurent. Spoiled boy, animal , designer, brand, visionary, addict, and madman is Saint Laurent. But as Laurent loses his way to sex, drugs and fame - so does the film. However, the comeback, where past and present, inspiration and artistic creation, converge under Benello’s direction with Deshaies cinematography and Romand’s costumes capture an hallucinatory essense of YSL. In the end, beauty is not happiness. Expand
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leechewMay 11, 2015
yes, it's a long movie...(so was "the wolf of wall street"---get over it!)...yes, it's not plot driven...it's a visual, sensual feast and excessive because it's yves saint laurent, for the love of god...go see it and let it sweep over you
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